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No. XXI I ictr.ift of tiDisputch from 1 /iscount wiek, to Alexander Stratton, E.g. his M.6euytri trivery Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteuriay .it rhe Court . a Sweden, itated illareh le, ifio7. 5 t (Mr diSpalL;tr.4 II:IVO been received anti laid before t i le King. Thou, , ,h K nig nt,S does not appear , to have renewen with you the question of an anduional sobsl4, tilAt aohiciit has been pressed upon ine in repta ed convers.f. s by M. Rehauseti. I.iroin c..intinunioation win h that Minister lias inxtle to me of the instractinhafichas recelVetl fr6lll his Court, a.l;;,itl ilea, at dissatist:tCtiatj appeals to he telt there at nor Sup . loc ,, cit ,b u o cw . i tthithit, ttt nstisting the CkettIOIIS which the King • 1)1 Slottetien is wllling tolnake. 'chi:re certainly is no ground for such an imputation. In the instructions of your pictlecessor yott 4viE t find twit he wart uniformly thrrctoti to state the, importandt: winch his f'‘lL iesty attached to the, tn i tivrtiiiting ofileiive 0p..:r0 Lions on the aielo of Pomerania, e nd thit to - give OS!)111...111Geti Recuitiary,aosist4nee from ine,.nioineht th c Swe di s h ticalps should tvavc puled their own tr,fitiel —it was added, that, before any thing c‘witi he ; cone! usivi;ly arranged, it was ileceiisary tititt his Sweilf , ./ 1 N,f . j . cty e curstouttivatc this tdcerlimolt hi .; 1 ,1 44 j o 6 1 , cra, and ilic , re .partnittlarly the ainowit of lott:e which it tuittlit be in WI, tiower2tu,eihi,:jy„ rrhe itrump4fatit,, r4;lates c h'i c ity to ti l e, necessity Cl! ascertaining the full p 4, 00; . the fshhhAy., SaY* yori will *tato, that iiht-410jetill,Vvt14 tt..spost44o,contrtpur4; to the ati pport at ttitt,,proPP4ca.4l,PP(44o,l, b: 1 a ste'-}94y , 4 , 031 ,0,1,A to kip,ip.topo,yliwv.ll 01 4 41, w hien,was sivefi to Ails, .. • john . Pilling, jun. of Manchester, ale-house-keeper; March r, rz, and April 9, at tour, at the Palace Inn, Malienes•ter.• Ant/rules, Mr. third, Temple, :Lou don; or, 411„ Fran], ' head, M.incliesier; • t.Varren aiurgess, luscph Thomas Lockyer, and Italy- 1 31 , i i Gill, : of Bristol, linen-drapets, March 21, 22., and A ;' , ri I 9, at eleven, at the Bush '1 avern, Bristol. Attornies, Stephens, 'Bristol ; or hlr. Sweet, King's Bench -walks, Temple, London. Salomon Lyon, now or late bi Ormand.house Acadeiny, Nliddlesex, March, 5„ at elilven, r r. , aiid April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attpiney, Mr. , Benton, uni o n. Sorithwark, • , , • William Penney, of the Fox, B•ack..latie, Deptford, ler, March 5, la; and April 9; at one, at Gniidhall, Lan. don. Attorney, Mr.' Henson, Dorset-stieat, Salisbury. • !ignore, Eleec.st rect. • IV il.Bant .Flatiry Moan, of lieartley-place,Kent-road, South ' w4ile,..titrey,, paper-lianAer, Miircli t 2,441111 April at tiro, ' Attorney', Mr. 1 4 .ipport, Gran4e-road, lys t .-, , ,,1 1 ,11per and lkilowlcs Win c hr,. of Richmond, Sitrrcy, griseers, MaNlr j , , at 12, and April 9, at ten, At Attorliii‘s, Mr. Senior, Risliniond ; or Mr. liaddeley, Serle-street, L 0t „1 0 ,,. • John Cocks floweri , now or late =O7 Ledbuty, I Icrefordshitr, Itiilliticr, ?Watch 4, at silt, .5; and April •9, ut ten, at the Pluilic.ot 'Feathers Intri •Ledbiny. Attornies,'Mr. Waits, Sy iiiontPs-1 ini,London ; or Messrs. Lai and Neal;;, Upton. tipon.:Severn, • , • -• at:, Kendal, Westmorland, shoemaker, Mart h 9, at five, to, and April 9, at eleven, ' , ltttia White Hart lon, Kendal. A ttornies, Alessrs. Wilson and Sons, Kan ; or ide;:srs. arid Merrifield, Carey-street, coin's- Inn, London, • • • , , lloidsworth, of AdditiOnitn, Yorkshire, -- 'flax-spin. 11Ct, MArclo 4,, 5, and April,, eleven, at the Ceorge /nu, upoii,l I oil, At mule:, r., Winn, 8 , ,,,m- 414 rdis . Inn. London ; lacksbn; ohn. I 'of M Surrey, butcher ; . 12 ;' lod,A pia 9, at:,ten, at Guildhail,, Lorgroo.'i /lit noes, cssles. Smith and Tfovver,.. 13.04,,i14,4., Nolikweii. strut, ,• 11.04413 ) Pai11t; of Iti4ille.' Issgx. shill'keel , e'r March t, 'toil April 9, at tweivz, at Liam ~ A Mr. I tllirl,;ltutrt, 1,1, ton-strut, tVllitechapel, - William Forth - of Vick:l.,tc.stri:t,i 4 Pondrylm•ta,r, midtii csex ; au t tticiroser, ZilaiCh it, at ten, , ;, , antr ijkorll g, za ttildlialt. ,4 Attorney, Air. isttelieat Hrto:A, m,„-cll I Z it c * 1.,43141)(iN tkriatei .ICtilkito td ip ylori.,_-tt. it c . .Ivvv. m ourect ; and publi t aled by w JLLI Ar, m IR. Sex; r Ps, of South Molton- street, Grosveuor T square; 2 O. I. ran 41* Vi-.Cre 11f912.CPThiet,,,, fro- Pnttor alio., int rho , iwr krr• 141tici-Etrtiei 1 mnct .Ihlrtrociapil At the SUN-OPlatc N d h ff.' sr , shliv this country to provkle, 'his Majesty feels it lg. ,• r h..ht im him to preserve, much as possible t the re, to derived , from the tri.',l mitre, us of ;;is people,- (Sigi:ed) 110 WICK: Y: I V.-- xtrad of a Dispatch from Charles S tuart,E sq. re, Viscf,unt Tiowick, flatutl St. Petersburgh, Matt. t 4, lteccived Fct). si twist not conceal fr:)in slow Lordship: that the apparent' .4'.fitnee` of hist Majesty's (,; , ),,,,,•romenr.respecting a Military vc!rsion on the Coast of France, nor ptothicect a fa. nufaqle elti et en the (ipinicn,citlia of the Aintistcrs or the of thi.ccountry. Nto X V. , --Eittractof ri Disp 'tett from the Marquii - of Dou• glo, to ViSICOUIIt. Howi. (Wed -St. Petersourgit ). fan. 26,1807. - . itidore I conclude, I must inform your Lordship, that Ba. roif Uutibctg complained of the situation in which itustili , wasdoiy . plitced, being !eh: to combat alone against Franee, without either support on one side or diversion on the other. XVI.--Ektratt of a Disp:ll from the Marquis .OfnCiu , `";:jas, 'to Viscount Howlett, datel Sr, Perersburgh, Feb. 'Huring'this interview Genetal Budberg seized every occa. ,;irin complaining of the P.clssians being left without to) , assistance on the part' of Great Britain. Au attack on any part of the coast of France, or even the alarm of an attack iirQraitlgated with confidence, would tend to relieve Russia r; - orn the concentrated forces of thd French army. Was any measure of this kind to be adopted, .1 am persuAled 1. should Ito longer hear any arguments against ;he ulterior guarantee ; not that I 'onkifted to remind the General, that after what had iten done in frilly, and what' was ready to be done at Con roantillople, Great Britain could clever be considered as'a valve co.adjutor ' whetheriin reference to the CO111(1100 cause, or in reference to her immediate friends and allies. • •140. XV IL—Extract of a Dispatch from the Marquis of Douglas to-Viscount Howick, dated St. Petersburgh, • s,iB7. His Etteellenc.said,, that the - Court of PeteVourgh being now alvtgloticil to her own resources', was , curetted to expect seine cart.; which may divert the attemiy, of the French Government, bdine they consent to Cu , r into any engage. meat winch is likely to create, future differences with that 'Power upon a subjerlnot iffirnediati.V interesting to Russia. N. XVI 11.--Extrad of a ',:/'.'spatch from the of Poug . las to Viscount Fivvick; dated St. Petersi.;*nrgla, reb. 110 7: Rece . qe*VAarch 8111. I :omot stal i 'nently•express the extrerrm 'Anxiety felt here thAt ionu P:lipertition 'should' he undertaken by Great Brit,,in, Tr, the general c,incentration r e f the French troops Crum the )!...tnks of the' ViStula. ' No. XlX.—Extraet of a Note .from Gen. Thatiberg to tbe Marquis or noughts, dated rch, t, tBo7 . Transmitted by the Marquis of I)ouglas, and received ',March Stli. The t,,titiersigned has already . had oec.tSloll ts, observe to tile Ambassador the Marquis to. ['oughts and Clydt‘idate, -that partial and separate l!•xorditions cannot influence the ,Vil'o'jk . opcfdtiCht.S in an iniressive,mantier, autt4liat. a vagllkt .41,;:uratice, such as, " soon see What L.n..;lainf wilt tin," catinOt be sutt,icieily .satistaelot y in circumstances so criticaLas the presint. The I rupetor is there. tur, th:sirotts the itri7l.lt C.,ove!pinent should make known to hint, Vb greateA plans which it shay have iu view, in order to elnct a powerful di ver,tun cm one or any of thepnints iii the coast Stlhr.:4l.o the Enemy, and that in general it slv.nrla cPatilluthcatc to tt.i.s :Vlithstry tit 11.713 views and piejeds the exetuitian of which it nisi ihdget upible of coin tit:int Ing to the succ,:ss or the t:i.untiton cause. ilts Majesty thinks iiimself the more jastified in expressing this :wish, a:. at 411 times he has 'pre., - criti,tl it as a liuty to AL , i 4.:JlLl4thilicute to th at lit Air4ty the smg or G'reat Britain every tiling that 104 ;ht iittect:,t it UpOil this subieo, and 53 1 in 'point at fad, I;rittsti Gtiventinetit has beers regularly inturatAl °tall the theasuret.,Whilt, in the • purse of events, hay,: Deeh aaupts. , d by Rusai t, awl ";, been ac9natnied with the Vut,:cs,wlhult, She hita crilir;oyvcl ri ,itch potnis where their pieseiice has been judged u,ctul to the ht. terests of the al Courts * . . No. XX.--Extrad of Dispati.li from Viscount Bow ick to the Marquis of Douglas, ttate.t4DoWnin i ;.,;(l,A, lit-b. 2), With relied to military diversions; your 1: 3 , .:lteney utrra at once have been prepared to. state to tho I', t.;overii. extreme difficult y of . any Maritime otrerations t tie boa Son. The thalCtlity and danger iii4olst all,se.p. . 1 / 4 SOO3 of landing ina country such as whore - the means exist of col letting, in a :.horr-tiiiie, a lunch larger fOrcoithaft any that c.an be Scot troth this coutitty, 'and 11',)111 , .whelice tiler:: can be no falcurt7 retreat, must be sufficiently apparent. All that can at prttszlit W. said therefore on this timid is, that II a lavoulable opiy.irtuhily should . ; srisc; hizi Majesty will be desirous of ttfiertifig ;113 Utmost effints to distroln; tint enc.• my upon any p4itit Which_loay present an advanta4couB open- Mil, to assist the general operations of thc , `No. X XI . of a Dispatch front Viscount Ifowlek,to the' MArtittis of Duni,las, dated Downing-Street, March 7, tgo7.. have nothia; to add to nty former Disliatches,(to which beg leave to rcler.) oar Excellency) with 11:41h:1,A b.: l re. .iiciv.ll of the CohhtlOrci,fil'reat y, - propos.ti of 'divccs ons by this country, anal the suAgestfon of further ife. cuttiary aatci3tancc. . N o , X X l,—Extrad of a I)iliatcli from Viscount liowick to the Marquis of Douglas, nated Dovvning•street, March to, • • 'Cite Meriir,enger Vicl;,' with your Excellency's Dispatches, arrived on Sunday last, and t have its contra - Ind from the lost: 1.0 time in exprassing the lively rittlfaction - svith which his M tje. ry his received the - account of - the battle of the Sth ult. r t•,sico.iteti.:y will take,ttic aarlicst opportu nity of oll;:riig to the Emperor tho King's - congt.ttulitsuns Ort au event so ghttioutto the Russian arms, and so . advainage. ous to the c:ruic the two Soverzign:r are eirmged, [ . i lis l e ords',iiii here ex prcsierl, his regrct at the objections ny Russia against the renewal of tocCuirrowcial Vres t,, and then proceeds tiros have already ekplainca to your Excellency the which have hithert6 prevented 4tly attempt 4 Military d'Ner,ions , A more favouraOlc season is now eipproaching.; and you may.assurc the Russian Minister, that this G,overn. t i,6lt is sktolonsly employed in prep iring the meimis at sail sore active co,opermtioil.. i hope soon to be aisle to corn. ilvAntcate to your E xcel 'whey something more specific ors this subject ; but the iivasiatr Govcriunent must tie ilWette 110 W th( tome of which his Majesty can dispose for Con. t i ncl , t ;,l o pertitimis is necessarily iti`tiited,` both by the extent or ill; naval 111111114 uect,; , iry.slippint of hi slis taht colottles ; awl how much the ditheulty, of employing ft ad varitageoc,,ly is *loci eased by the west:lit tiituation of the North or Gawarty, where leis Majee.ty ciist neither look to the ittoriton of hip ,r 1 illy,with that of any Ally, to any esta hlishe:i itog.izineta to enable it to 'advance, nor, tri the posUs. sion of Any cohrideratile tiirtress tOlCL:tart: ita retreat, . • - I - trig Igor ;Ibut that this _proNnion ellrinot he exceeded, except as to a sum usually . furnished ass <l " pre,,lnier ?nice en campagne," which, as soon the iliegsui es in contemplation shall rie conclusively In;reed upott, May be advanced to the amount of two, or at mist three months subsidy,. No. XXI V. —Extracrof a Dispatch from Lord Hutchinson, addressed. to ViScount tlowiek„ ,dated Memel, March 9, 18 C 7. —Received April IS,: I}y Mr. Secretary Canning. I, have been repeated! y pretited:4)y 'the Prussian' .Qovern. meat, with whom. the Russians have also co.operated, to write to your Lordship on the Subjeß of a diversion to be made:by the British troops, which might occupy , the Pretich, essentially.. anti terce them to withdraw , a part.oftheir troops from. this quarter. Monsieur Zastrow made me yesterday a formal proposition. Marshal Mortier tuiw blockades Stral sund with about ao,ooo mere ; it is therefore proposed that , the British and Swedish troops should in conjunction force them to, raise that blockade, arid, moving on the lcit,banie of the Oder, threiten the communication in the rear of the Finch army: They Might besiege Stettin, which is a large place with a small. garrison, and in :a bad state of defence ; were it taken, the communication with Berlin, the,Elbe, and the rest of CCrmany_would be at once open. It' the Preach remain in Poland, a considerable force acting in this manner on their rear, would create the most serious embarrassments, and pmbably force them to evacuate Po land, or at least oblige thenr to detach such a narnber of troops as would: soon leave them inferior to the Allies, — Should 'even the Emrich or.renityJhe dine of the Oder,: this diversion would be of the greatc,it imPqrtitliee, as the Rus sians, would, in that case, probably march: with the grea ter part of their army into Silesia. This proposed operation would be attended with little dan:. ger, as the British army would always have a retreat upon Stralsund open to them, and' &bra' thence into the Island of Rugen, from whence they might . be re.embarked. Stralsiind, in Summer; is, I believe, a very o'trong place, , I have informed Monsieur Zsatrow that I would un, doubtedlY Make the propositii,m, that I was convinced the British"GOveroment meant tom lc a strung di v,:.1 sun is fa. veer of the Allies,Nand wr.ts empowered to give them the strongest assurances 00 Vain suuk..tt,; bur that I could not exactly ledge myself a , .; to the quarter. rn which it would be made. fire one nor: , proposed appeared to int. to be•highly advantageous, 40', only attended with the tirdi:ay risques of war, as y event the fctrear of the troops employed on that Servi‘r.e would tut bean hazardoits Your Lordship wild yaohablv receive a COMlTlUtlittion oil this subject from "Baron Jacobi ; Lord Douglas has alo,' I under 4 tainl, written to you on the subject from Petersburgh. No. XX V.—Extract of a Dispatch from the' MarquiS of ' Douglas, dated St. Petersburgli; Niarett t 9, 1807, address , . 'ed to Viscount timvick.—Deceived by Air, Secretary Can nine, April ----- There is reason to suppose that-it has been forcibly pbt to •? the Emperenby some people here, little partial to hoglaud, that Russia is abandoned by her friends ; that the .whele contest is lett to her, and that.even her ally,, Great Britain, neglects to spPpoit her at a crisis when any reverse of for. :tune might endanger-the empire iti;elc. It lathe more .pain ful to me that such insinuations should appear - for a moment to be justified by tact, because 1 know now. little they are deserved, and how di / hi:rent they ardtroisillitise feeling's dui both actuate the Covet - wheat and the country at large. It in for his Majesty's Govr;rnment to dee t dc what are the objecis.of their present pilicy, and what are the means Mo 4 -11kcly 10,bei;141'e these oujeds ; but I should negleet in.:; duty r [did not-ohceTve, that should no effiirt be tnade this Spring. by, the British troops,it is more than probable that the thaive observations will tectiein full vigour to his Iniperial Nlajes ty's mind ; need not pOint nut what will be the pro bable re!allt. England, I wit aware,' may secure 'hersedi brit, 1 :mui c liviiicfd that his Majesty's Government feels tob much tot ri,, I. A - lour ot the Country, awl the future happi ness of Europe, to Compromise for partial views a . prci.paa of gent4al and permanent welfare.' No. XXI . /1.--Aixtract of a Dispatch from the Marquis. of Douglas, ;dated St. iletersburgh, March 22 (A p1i1.3), [Sol, ad4l,•;:s,.ccl to Viscount flowick.—licceived by Mr. Seca:. t4ry Calming, May 13. • • The activity of En Aland I have frequently expatiatedasponi but I must not concert from your Lordsh►p that this -Court, alive to the embarrassments : that surround licr.is deterittiu .l, in spite of every'arguinent, to consider no ad as directed to wards.their particular support, thitt.does not, by oveupying a porta the l'rench forces, relieve her from their concentrated attacks. ' • No. XX V 11.—F.xtraa of a' Dispatch from the Marquis or Douglas, dated St, Petersburgli, April ;47; ii, dressed tu Viscount 1 - loWiek..—lteceived by Mr, Seeretary (_inning, lune Ist. ni • thoroughly convinced of the sincere and honourable ,intentions of the Emperor; and yet, as it is impossiblo that should ,bedealto,the. murmurs that surround Inc, 43 the pe,.. , l,niuns of thousands ' to the intrigues of a'few,all inoro or less beginning to Seekthesume'object ; so I, cannot,:with. out wine jealqnsy. look to the possible consequen A eet. Should any . diversion, however, take place on tlle part of C; rest Brita in, or USSisted by her troops, there is a probability , that in that case the Einperor, from a point of Ifqnouri would - consider himself bound toad with all possible energy„ , . Franz the LONDON G.4ZETTE, hcL. 27, 180$. RAIVKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Lee, of liolborn, Middlosex, 'gloVer, frgpo Nfarclt 5 to April z 3, At ten, at BANKRUPTCY sUPERSEDED. William Mordue, olSouth.place, Kennington, Surrey, 'ship. owner. BefNICRUPTS. , . . . lames Robinson, of Liverpool, silversmith, to surrender April 4, and o, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Livet.' pool. Atiornies, :Or. Phillips, Livorpool:; or Mr.'Windle, lohn-Str4Ct, Iledford-row, London. John' litppell, of Motikwerernolitli, Durham, l4iarolt 21, 22, and April 9,• at eleven, at the Bridge Bishop , - ve.trinouth. Attornies, Mr.• Baktkiston, Sy. "roond's.lnii, London i or Mr. Thompson, Ilishop.Wear. mouth. •_ • and April 9, at twAve,.at Guildhall, Loncloa. Attopey, Mr. Isaacs, 4i : titre-court, Ahigatet' (ohn of - 116rmondsey-sfreec, Southwark, Siurey, corn dealer, March 3, ta, anclAprit 9, at ten, at Guildhall, I.nn(Ln. Attorney, Mr. , Nevvcornbe, Vine-street, Pic cadilly. filiarns, of 'Manchester, bricklayer, March it, 14, 1 and April g, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manche ter. Attormes;• Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London; ei'Mr. 'Alorgad, Manchester.: - • DIVIDENDS. - May 3. Joseph Phillips, of . 13icester. Ctxfordshire, draper, at ten t , ,at Guildhail. March 26. Tiloinas:Eyles, of Elstow, Bedfordshire, victual- ler, at one, at Guildhall, London. March z 6. loseph Men Daniels, of Colernan-street, Lon don, merchant, at twelve, at . Guildhall. March lg. Bryan Briggs; of Charterhonse Hinton, Somerset shire, shopkeeper,,. at eleven, at the White Hart bin, Bristol . May' 3. flay Smith, of Albemarle-slreer, Hanover-square, Mitltllesex,.!ivine.therehant and haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall., March t 9. Charlet HUsey and Nicholas Mosey, of Newgate street, London,linon , drapers at one; at-Guildhall. • ! April 'i t. William Riggs, of tyre Old Bailey,,,,l,ondon, glove. merchant, at gleven, at .G ui April I—ladies Cray, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, h'aker, at eleven, at Guildhall. . T March 29. Willia.rn Watts, of Castle lane, Sotphvyark, leather dresser, at eleven, at G ual.lhait, London. March 2 I Abrahaui l o ;serail- and Io hn , Robinion, jun . ..now or late of Braatind„Nrorkshire„ woolstaplers, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Bradford: . March 24. John Brnwn, of Wintringham, Lincolnshire, baker, at two at the George,lnn, Barton-upon. Momper. March 19. Albert Votlel, of Paul's Chain, Lonorm, tufrier, at twelve, ;t May 3. Henry G rouse Bonnin, of New Bond -street, Mid ' dlesex, futiliture.printer, at ten„,a,t,Guildhitll. March. 24. Elizabeth Lowcock, of Skipton:Yritkshire, inn keeper, at eleven, at the Blatdc. Morse tnn, Skipton. March 2.. Thomas Dclap, of Barton.upon-liumbereLin. colnshtre, shopkeeper, at two, at th..: George Inn, Batton upon.llumber. - March at. Ann'Llellringer, of Bodutin, Cornwall, line4.ctra inr, - at ten, at the. tVhiite Mart Inn, Bristol. .. . , C.ERT Ile IC ES . March 19. Robert Partridge, ful Clement's.lrin," Middlesex, merchant, Christian Balthazar Von Essen, of Cray',.-Inn. CoMe-house, tnerchant. John Paton c alluw , Church-yard, London, warehouteman. Samuel Lucas Payne, of Change.alley, London, twig: Peter Baxter, of Southampton-builill..r,s, Clrapeery-lane, Middlesex, marine:. William Moukman, of Silver.street, London, warelionse. man. ~,.... ...Samuel Hooton and Solomon Rich, of %Voodstock-street,i near bond-street,.Mislcilesex,. tailurs. . Joseph Hopkinson, Isaac Bower, Wm. Vickers, lames Richardson, 1: I3irley, and Antnony.Christopher Harker, ut Sheineld, Y,Otli.shire,.savv.and edgr r tool.manutlieturcrs. Benj.unin Hunt, Lito,of 'Brighthelnistonc, c.tbinet:inaker. .. PARTNERS,' II DISOI.,P4D. , . .. B. Wilson and T. Gardner, Shore.liich, liahgrdaslicrs. .E. and W. Bosweli, Wilitechap.:l, wlwel-s,vnifits. A. Johnson and I. and I. Tdotte; Whitecross- street; pdgeri stainers, ,_ J. Knott and Q. Winter, iMargato, cordvitainers. J. ' • . Harrison'iind G. l'ike,'LVAdonnalliatrect,•stationers. -- 6 W, Fordwick, jun. and I. White, Cr(4tlont'cordwaincrs.: . :-: H. Stocker,ani.ll. Kcitt4, Ches ::. psinc, hatters, -: . . %V. I. IS.itiA and j. Dix..lvlourtields .appraisers. j. - and I. Hbkg, ifidciord, Devonsh i ire; vvine.inerchants. t : „I. Whovell, Great Dolton, and, T. IVtiowell, Liverpool, • cdttnn-dealers. . ' ' . A. Biddle and I; KinA, High WYc4be,'hr4Weis. ' '-• '^. ! .1. , COonthe and W. Ashman, jun. New Sarum, .saddle-tree . makers. . . .. . , . ) I. and I. Milnes r . . gutterwortli, Lancashire, woolien-rnamt.., facturers. , S. Vail, N. Gregory, and R. Part, Tyldsley with ShackerS . Icy, Lancashire, c9ttun-oinners. . \ , , ' Ok:lnt;ter Feb Rtval Regiment 01" Ard Colonel, itob4rt •Litwsos; .to be Colonel... Commandant, by. Augmentation. Licutpant-,Coloriel Stehelin to be Colonel, vice Lawson. Major Robert ; Wright to .be Lieut.....,,,,t-Colonei, vice b,tehelin. Captain tarries Virie ,. td be. M - jor, 'cice .;ht. Second t.,:aptaiii.ltionetni Dyas to bi!kl:ipt.ii:•, vice Viney. First Lieutenant Thomas re . ..t,ly to be, Sccond • Captain, vice. llyas. . . • • Second Lieutenant john 'T. Fill;er, to.bt Firit Lieutenant, vice Greatly, '• ' • j..ieuteliant-Colonel John A. , Sch . alclt:to;be , Colonel, by nic.•tation, Major Joseph Nlaclean to be Lieutenant- Volopel,viecSchalch Captain utuitt to be Alajor, vice Nticie,nc, Second Captain 40ward W LI inott to br ‘'4l.)tiiin, vice tiOeit First Lieutenant posies I.3.tt,tarct to be e.cortd.Captain, vie Wilmott. •-" . ' Seconditnentenant Edmund Sheppard to •Lieutenant,, vice bastini. , • • • '` • Lieutenant-Colonel lienry Hutton •to be Colonel, by .i . ittg•-*• mentation - Major ilarriti to be Lieutenant-Colonel; vice Hatton . . :Captain . Charics ‘Vallertobc lvlajor, . Se‘A.HlO W, Uuett “1,44' Fit St Lieutenant Thomas V. Straubentee to be Becbtld . 'cap.. vier wen, . . Sv.aond Lieutenant AUgtutilS , F. Bayard. to .bikEirst Lioute. nant, vice Straubenhce. Mai () r CU Ige Wo rd to be Lieutenant-Colonel, 4 Atig. incitation. • • Captain . 3 / 4 4.obert Ileevor to be Major, vice Wood. Second Calitaii,i,c;c4riiie Beane to be Captain,, vice) eevoi., Fir s t Lientenunt, 'Witroirn Latlwril to be Second . .Captain; vice Beane. • • . : , , Second Lieutenant Provo W... Lawler to be First. ?Lie.ute.: nant, vice. Lat ham. Major Ittcliard Dickenson, to' be Lletitertant-Colonel, i " by Augmentation. • Captain Fred. Griffith to be Majorovice Dickenson. • • ' Second Captain. Pitilip •111.16nee to be „Captain, vice - • ~ First Lieutenant lolut liettes'worth Co be Second Captain', vice klugties. !'- . • - Second Lieutenant George ; W. Baker, to,be, First. Lieutenant, vice Ilettesworth. ,‘. • Major • Thomas Cnarletott to be Lieutenant-Colonel,' by Augmentation. ' • ' . , • . • • . Captain Charles Newbouse to be. Major" vice Cha.rleton. • Second• Captain Wtn. Stewart to be Captain,viee'Newholise. First Lieutenant Ttionias'Cubitt to be Second. Captain, vice Stewart. Second Lieutenant Edward A. Cotton to be First Lieute nant, vice Cutittr; ' Caprlin Win. Dixon'to be Major, by A ugenentation. ;' ' Second Captain Marcus Roe to bi-; Captiiin, vice Dixon., First lieutenant FlanCis liediii6h4l4.tp. be . Second CAptaiti o Vice Roe. ' .Se4;otiii Lieutenant 'Lewi4 S. Robertson to be 'First Lieutc- • ',AMU, ViCe SeAllegeleitt; ' ' - '; ' . ..,. Second Cgtaut 131110 AP Laohlape to be Captain, by Ant - mentation. First Lieutenant Cyptian Bridge to be Second Captain, vice Second Lieutenant . Arthur L. Collins to be First Lieutenant, vice , Bridge'. Second Captain and Adjutant William I. Lktyd Cap taiti..:bey Augmentation; - , ..,. -:', .-. , • . Second captain tames Addams tope Captain, by Augmeri r ration. - Finit Lieutenant IVilliam Twyming to be Second Captain, . ' vice Adii.iins. , '„ , . ' Second Captatiill , alter g. Jock to be First Lieutenant,. vice Twyning. ' . Second Cilptaitt Fred. Illubb to be Captain, byAugmentatiOn. „First Lienteititot Henry. .baynes to be Second Captain, vice With. Second Lieutenani'john G'. Mr in to be First Lieutenaitt, iles a i i,l4;Arni.Sienleyti.. be (..:' aptain,byAugmentation. fire ;l i e 'Mita Thomas G. blown to be Second:Captain, r vim . Slander,, S,ccood:.l.ipteno t wttli4msolittl to be First Lieutenant, vit;r: Brown. . tegiont):Ctiptain Wnt. Roberts to he Captain,by il'ugmentation. i at. Lieutenant Duncan Grant to be Second Captain, vice Roberts. . r • Sec iatl. Lieutenant F George . ,Roberts to be Lieute, nanr;Vice'Gran4 = Second Captain lohn read to bWCaptiirti , by Augmentation. Ft t. 1/4uterlant japles (0114111 to be SOCutui CLptlln o vAccl I'c ad. . , . . P , ART'''. On Tuesday last, tilt: wifcut Mr—Ns„Goodhartt of Lit"' house, of a Daugincr. . . _ MeIRRIRD, • On Thursday 1.15 . 1, .ot.K.ensingtoo, Mr. Williamwily, Sotnerset-flous, to Miss Ann BradOury, of I,...enfiloW o j "Lately; Ph il ip Testel, Esq. of lichnsey',. in Mrs. trey, widow of Iphn Godfrey, Esq. of flatton-i,aulelL • I 0. . On the 21st inst. at Bath, after tt short ilhiess, Nog, reliet of the late lacob.Mogg, Esq: vt•lligh Littleton, in t' County of Somerset, The same day, HcrWard Meadow's . , 't q• of tissou Glo'4 Paddington, aged -$ Nl (:)n e‘ W ir edLloinletts4l:tYr:tet-te.rnaon, of decline, in his 53d y Ba e: Mr. George Ball, youngest son (tithe iare,, Mr. Edward at , On the 2,3(1 ,n;:t. the Reva t n avid Henry I)urand, t 77th year of his age, max i yeai., - ,ao c.,t* French Church, Threadneedle 3trzet. • On Montlay.last, at ins lodgings in O x ford-street, aged ; .111agio Rebecca, Artist. On the 24th'insI. 'at her house in Windsor, Mrs. Buck widow ofAirtt late Admiral Buckh... . t he () o n nTy h tl u a r ' Ul a n ) r 3 o f f te 'T j h ) *t. i i i l t u a r s t C i ;01721 of , 1 % ( 1 1" : 1 ° I t i l l u adn ' t1-1 P evi; East. • • " ; ' Lately, at his house .in Ullapei- tine, Ennis; Ireland, Rev.. Dr. lames Barrett, Tittii.a Dean or K.ll.doe, C. ' On Friday hut; Mr. Isaac Eyre, Trunkinalter, in Coc spur-street. The; same morning, rdr. Grant, of ..White Hart-Y. Bricklayer.. layer. On Saturday - morning, the infant daughter of T. S. Beg cro: t Esq. The same day, aged 65, Snit:Main, U„ 111 ' Shadwell, formerly of S'underl.uld, in the Ceutity °I L"' ham. On Thursday the rgrli inst. at South Slticlds, in:the Cou ty of Uurhatn; Lately, 'Master lames Ftiller Wilkinson aged ten Yc and eight months, cul.y son of lames AVAiriSon,' reg. livik Vire, near Sw. c aged 4.3, AVilliarfallackburti, F. Solieiti STOCKS \ DAY; StOCl4, tto:*, Excheq. Itiilt*,2Cdis. Is. I I inim ok„3, A ;3', iYito „, fat I 04. HIGH WATE ...111,0,NDON DR I LlCik; TOM° ROW., Morning, i 6 min. after 4. tAi feiribon;-32 '4ltcr kRiCE' 0 -i,ATti Bank Stock. Navy s .•per Cent. 6'7 . - 1 . 4 per Cent. a 2 4- per Cent. kW, 644 3 _per Cent— Oni. 6,3 ; i Bank, Lung'_-..N frt. - ill 5-IGths Dittq,S,bort Ann..t . t . Second Lieutenant Charles Ford to be. First Lieutenant vice Gomm. Seentitt Captain T. Paterson to be Captain, byAuantentatior Fitst Lieutenant Thornas'Terrell to b,.. Second captain, vi-. 1 Paterson. Second Lieutenant Lumley Woodyear to be First Lieutenant vice 'Ferrell. ' 3. Second Captain Adam Wall to be Captain, by Augmentat.or • First, Lituienant quirks Muse to be SeconJ Captain, vic Wan/ , '` ' • First Lieutenant Philip Sandelands to be,Fif-6t Lieutenant t-I . , ,• , Itee Nlo'sse, Morrison . r Sticond CaptairtWin Mto be Captain,byAligni,nitat.oit , •. . : • I FirseLibtitertarit Matthew Lord to, be S*.tund CLptaiii,. vic Morrison.. .ii Second Lieutenant Thomas N. King to be First Licutcnklit ; - vice Lord. FirSeLisuteltant Wiliam Butts to -be Second:explain; b; [ Anginentittinn, , l't .' - 41 - 4••• SecondLi t entenant. i antes • - fherodike to be_ lirst Lieuteititil . • vice Butts. - • First Lieutenant Henry Scott to be Second Captain, by Aug mentation,,,,; , , Second Lietltehittri`73roVvitie Willis to be Fist `Lieutenant vice Scott. First Lieutenant William Greene to. be; Second Captain, b Auggientatiort. ~..,-,„; ",..„, • .. • .-: Seeund,Lientenant Cl cinias Cthr. to be First Lieutenant, vic Greene. . , ..r4 - t! •-• ' '''' - First,Lieuten ine ant Robert M. Cairnes to be Secind Captain by Augntatioth . • . Second Lieinenant'llenjar „ intt H. Vaughan to be Fitit Lieu tenant, vice Cain - its... •: -, r . • , ‘. . First Lieutenant I..iVlallett.tobe Seeond Captain, by Aug mentation. Second Lieutenant 'Antis Cunningliatri to bc First Li.bite • nant, - vice 00,1,1,64,,,, First LientenaiitY2l; M. Alax‘vell to be Second Captain, b; Augmentatioh;rm t; - t • • ' Second Lieutenant F. IVells to be First Lieutimapt , vic Maxwell. ~_,, • First Lieutenantfr Mt 'ivlarldrw to be 'Second Captain, 1).; Auginentation. •-• L....- . Second Lieutellant i gfit ' ert F. Phillips to be First Lieutenant vicehlarlor ' --'" t t First Lieutenant R. tDottglas to be Sccund Captain, by Aug mentation.-„,,, tt *,‘ • • . ... , Second Li&irditiatif T. C. Ili,; ;iris to 6e Fit.s't Lietit'enan , vice Duuglits., -.' t' ' First Lieutenant J. C. Petley to be Second Cagtao„,,O , Au; ! , nictitation. Second Lieutenant 0:1 7 bot to be. First 1, ieu teiiirk; Vice Peticl First Lieutenant W . MiliCre tiCtl, to be SoitottuKaptain, Augmentation. • • ; ~ ~i - .1" Second Lieutenant John' Hinki to be First , tidUternint, vic Miller. 401. , : ,• .i., . - ,:,', , ,43,1 ,tr-." To be First Lieutenants, by Augrnentation-rSc9owt Lieutc ' wants Amherst Wright, G. M. Graham, lohnWilsOn, C Thompson, George Mathias, jots. F. Ellit'SON, Thom , Strangways, Henry Wyatt, Robert , Godby, Sarn;:.Wy.it Nat. R. Drury, Edw.. c.--yi 11 iCOLIIbO, Wlll 1:1.., HUI, R. Free?, Arch. W. Hope, Wlll. A, 43aidoiti"Gebige:•IV Baynes, l)avid Puttullo,.lohn C. I.kutton, iulin L Smitl All dated February I 1803 . Centmission in the Bedfordshire Militia, ii i ; , ./idly ri.eb44l' Lit' ' ' , :tenant.'' • , • Y ' , 1 Pnice H. Ai. BriAN.,i h 1- ,n, ..‘e Lieutenant, •vi..-e Warren, in , ceased. Dated '.e ''.' ti, ISA. , ,„,,. Commissions signed 6); the Lord Liewenalt of t4e C;:iney • 9 1 ' ~ i , . 4 o C3ll . .inx.;tisr: 129 , 4 8ri.0./.Afgtor ii. i',.i.ye Pidwrieer.r.:.' , Sir Rob. Kingamil.l ) ,,Bprt. i .tp b. ''l.l"jor e‘iminalidanti v" ' Ames, resigned:- Dated Ani. to 6. ' 'fo btiVantains -N. lionchttil aci. vice-Kitigsthill, prbohote;i Dated'lvlay 24, iSti7.7.Slop , ,,tioyvtlett, .p.etft vicfrii , l4, r f e i i resigpel Dated as above.Pletiar Feddin, :Sq. vice4.....lea - ton, resigned. Wilk 'At above.' To be Lieutenantsr r im, A,),,tiniston, Gent..-4tiCe I,itltCilitt: resiAned. 'Dated as ,above : iniin Rob. Lticas, Gent. vic Bowden;promoted. : zDatect as above. 'Olin 'A rrie,'Gent vice Feddihi promoted. Dated 'as abo t iet ' ` To be Cornets—Sy denliarn,F,i;a4t, Gent. vic.f Douio ll 4 l s Pr' rooted. Dated as abo've: Taint G ray A, lley ne,, Gent, Val ed as above.. George Biggs, Gent, vice.Anties, priiinote 4 Dated .as aoove. t 1 ,:- , • t't -t" 4, 4', -- - A. Gets., Mg. Coroner for INVesttninsteri, tot, an inquisition on Vr;day, itt the Q in Southnio ton-street, on the hotly ot,Atta wliyai stated on ThuN:lay t,o have comnAitte:l suicide at a house of Lady Franges Nka - (:.tott,. in ..liKoolz,stNe Grosvenor-squ, it, was pro 414 bee tor some tittle iu a de4onding 01)4 the »Jut gave a vertli.A of I,u;ilc/j. The followin& rnela,naoly circumstance happcne a few days ago at Arrna thwaite WM. lier,la-c Esti". 111 . 0" v eilPiier iz( tit, hospitable mansion, while' walkiog . ',llong the Side 'the river Eden, ..Whielt passes near to.theatie; ti footpath.heing'vetT Slippery, lie fell into till; rive and' before any persbretoblai-onielo least assistance,- he was'un fo r tunafely - dithOned. - • „ • GRAVESEND, r , t.ntrisß L Y 24 . r 4 • Sailed—,-the John, Crabtree, for the 'l3raiilkt for St. Michtel'ili and the Provideitee, Owen, tor` üblin No Vessels have passed berelincelliazataftl.l ...SHIP NEWS.